New York Statutes
§ 27-1001 — Legislative findings
New York·Law ENV Environmental Conservation·Title 10 Litter and Solid Waste Control·Art. 27 Reduction, Collection, Reuse, Recycling, Treatment and Disposal of Solid Waste
§ 27-1001. Legislative findings.\n The legislature hereby finds that litter composed of discarded\nbeverage containers is a growing problem of state concern and a direct\nthreat to the health and safety of the citizens of this state. Discarded\nbeverage containers create a hazard to vehicular traffic, a source of\nphysical injury to pedestrians and farm animals, a hazard to farm and\nother machinery and an unsightly accumulation of litter which must be\ndisposed of at increasing public expense. Beverage containers also\ncreate an unnecessary addition to the state's and municipalities'\nalready overburdened solid waste and refuse disposal systems.\nUnsegregated disposal of such containers creates an impediment to the\nefficient operation of resource recovery plants. Further, the\nlegislatu
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§ 27-0101
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State solid waste management plan§ 27-0106
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Secondary materials§ 27-0403
Legislative intent§ 27-0501
Definitions§ 27-0503
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